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local flDattcr. Fine rndturc. Mulberry pasture is ready for cattle pastur;ug for the season. *'or terms apply to E. Collins. lN'inoval, September 1st. The undersigned respectfully ^ begs to inform the public that lie \vi!i move Sept., 1st into the f new and commodious store just erected two doors north of the Hank of Camden. Grateful for patrouage re ceived in the past, he hopes to merit a cOntiuuauce of the &atne. A. D. Kennedy. A Confederate Veteran's Cross or Hadge. binder will confer a favor by leaving same at this office. v ... He Was In Trouble. "I was in trouble, l>ul found a way ?out of it, and I'm 'i happy mast aipim J since I > r. Kind's New i.ife l'il!s ?-nr??tl [ tue of chrotiie const ipal ion." says K.J W. (Sordine, 107 SI I.oiiis St., 'I'aNas, | 'IVx. <Juaran tied satisfactory. 23 ets .it r . l.i'slie */.' nips draj; .??tore. '' The Winner. Our clever young friend, Mr. W. U. Zemp is the winner of the annual subscription offered by us to the party guessing nearest to a correct list of the leaders in the primary last week. Mr. Zemp made 7 correct guesses as k ugaiust a* number of (is. We ? congratulate our friend, und will <r>ail Irm The People one year with much pleasure. Hirtli. Born to our good friends, Mr. mid Mrs. C. I?. Davis, of Beuiah, on Friday, September 1st, a tine daughter. We extend congratu lations to both parents. lteiunvnl. Mr. \V. E. Johnson ret | nests us to state that he will next k week remove from his present location to the M.o?*e on the cor ner south of the i lank of Cam den where he will be pleased to meet and serve his friends as of yore with Dry goods, Notions, Shoes and Hats. Samples for suits. His store now occupied by him is for sale or rent. Make > application* to him for terms. Mr, WlllianiH Kiidorseri. Editor People: As the Pri mary Election is drawing near when we must decide who shall be our county officers, we the members of Twenty Creek Demo t cratic Club recommend to the voters of trtiis county the name of Mr. R. Ji. Williams as the man to till the Supervisor's of fice. Williams held the office of Sheriff for a number of years and filled it to t he satisfaction of the people, and we feel assured, if elected to this important of Oce he will devote his time and talent to the duties of the office. Mr. Williams is :i good safe man and one we can rccommend. Members c > I 1 ! > e Tweutv Creole) Democratic C!uo, West Wateree. ! . liliekiest 3!nn in Arkansas. J "I -in the'uekiesl : 1 1 r* i : in Arkansas."! writes II. I.. Stiinlev.of Itrunn "since (lie restoration of my wife's health Jitter live years of continuous couch ing and bleeding from the 1 1: ri ???- ; ami I owe my good fortune to the world's greatest meiiicine, l>r. King's New Discovery for ( oiisiimpt ion, which I luiow from experience will cure con sumption if talten in time. My wife improved with first buttle and twelve bottles completed t!ie cure.** Cures the worse couyhs and ?ohl> or aioi!e\ relliuded. * A ( !?'. I .".-lie /"lap, 1 1 f * ? i - gist. ."iOe and liial bottle tree The One Ooy Co'.tl Cure. Forct?l(lj?.iiul 1 1 1 r? ?;i t r.*c Kci tb<?U C.'ioc<v teti-n l. lyntiNc ft?-. l*".t.?i !> I iVr:: ? i?.iti<ly ?nil uie'-V. iy curt. TWELVE BLADES. TW P NTr-KOUt SH AMI' ElMiHS. 20 to 40 Staves From Eoeb Jllnde.y-J ALWAYS READY TO USE. / w It is a I)e light to Simply Lather find Shave. With cacfo hot arc 12 wafer blades (i i sharp edges) as tbftl as paper, as hard as Hint, as tOUgh and flexible as whalebone. Although the GILLETTE RAZOR ft a new invention, it has already attained enormotr < popularity mid in solving the Rhavinp problem forevery man. It hat taken shavers by storm ovorywhtrc. You would he nurj risod if you knew how marv of yomr acquaintances are using it. Mvnvlljr f)||v*r-p1Mt(1 ??t, ti .00 ? Kitrv. blndco, i<cr do.'co, II. 10 I F. LESLIE. ZE>MP'S L OF)UQ STORE, t To the Oemoernilr Voter.** of Kershaw County. Please accept ray sincere lliunks for the handsome vote tlmt you gavo mc on the 28th ult., in which you nominated me for Clerk of Court.. I. C. Hough. Camden, S. C., Sept. t), '00. Card of Titanic*. t desire to express sincere thanks for tiie support given me by the people in my recent race! for the Legislature. I made the fight in defense of o principle which I believed to bo ri^ht, and the fact that a majority of !he voters differed with me is their misfortune and not try fault. In the years to follow, it is my firm conviction that my position will he proved to be correct, and when I think that time has ar- j rived, it will be my pleasure to again appear before the people ia>> a candidate for ollicc. Respectfully, W. A. Sell roclc. | ? To 1 1? <? Democrat ic Voters* oi'j Kershaw Ccuiity. I I take this moans of express j ii;g my sincere thanks to the! : many voters of Kershaw County ! j who cast their ballots for me for Governor of South Carolina on thu 23th ult. I feel very grateful | for this manifestation of their confidence in me, and urn truly grateful to the people all over the state for the splendid vote given me in the first race. I now ask that all of my friends turn out on the lltli of Septem ber and let us roll up a large majority, and I respectfully so licit the solid vote of your county on that day, promising to give to the oitico my undivided time and best ability. Very respectfully, M. P. Ansel. Greenville, S. C., Sept. "00 Heath. On the morning cf Thursday, August 23rd, the immortal spirit of little Kate Irene, beloved daughter of our friends, Mr. and Mrs. T. Spi-adley quitted its earthly body, and wended its speedy flight to its heavenly home. But a brief period was this angel spirit allowed to re main among us, a source of pride and comfort to the hearts of her doting parents. God called back unto Himself His gift for His own wise purj?ose. Let not the bereaved repine or rebel, for "He doeth all things well." In her home above, gloryiug in the delights which come to all who obey God's law, little Kate Irene awaits the coming of those left behind. The loss to those who knew her but to love her, is her gaiu. Let us all so shape our actions as to join her in that place where pain and sorrow is no more, a place where all is joy and peace. The deceased was in her seventh year, and died from a complication of diseases. The remains were interred at Ant i ocli church on Friday, August 24th. Died, on the morning of Sep tember 3rd, at the residence of i her brother, Mr. llenry Hoy kin, I of tl>e Ionia section, Mrs. Mattie'! i Folsoiit. Consump; ion w:is the' 1 .Miise of ileal h. j The (J'.M\;i:sei! leaves a 1 ? *!.-?- i i baud, a sis! i?r a liu t lire.1 brothers; I lo mourn her lo?s to whom our ismccrc sympathy is exsondeo. ! Frightfully Ilumctl. < lias. W. Moore, a iiinrliinisl ul j Korsl Cily, I'n.. Ii.nl |,i? I ri ?; li i ? I tally lnirr.-'tl in ;>ii ? ? 1 ???? ( i ? > *;i I I iii'iim- ?. 1 lit' npplit il Hiii-Mcm's Arnii ji S.-jlvr j with I he Iisii.il r?'s(ili : "a j Pi*rt?*rt run*." Cn-nti'Kl licalor or | I Min i h for I'-uni-, tVoiifxh,. Sow, K ? ! mm i I'jji-. ?J.VhU I .??- 1 i.. / ,? ;n j ? . I I >r:i<rv i ' . i M-.i:-: sa.ve. ( 'out I'ibisirii hy ('. A. I!o\v?'ii funl . | A. lCo>-. Mar ainl i *? ? I T it- Ituyi'i*.- ;>l I- .iio.y. s. < | At the residence of Judge \Y. 'I .IclTers, and by luin, on Sun j day evening, I lie 2nd iust.. Mr. j Pat < ?. Bowen, infant .son of tin* jlateC. P. Bowen, I'sq., was suc cessfully united in I he bonds of matrimony to Miss Lillie Boss, infant daughter of Deacon John T. lioss, ali of Blaney. May the young couple live long and prosper. May they re plenish and multiply, and en joy to its full all happiness throughout the coming years we hope they may pass together iu heart So heart contact. BI<1n Invited. Xotieo is hereby given that bids will be received for build ing a new school house at Provi deuce, School Dist., No. 1 r?. See or write to the undersigned trustees. Bids for same will be received up to and i Deluding the 14th. Plans and specifications made known on day of letting. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. S. A. West, Clerk. T. A. Spear*, A. M. Hort on. Trustees. f ho Ono Day Cold Cur\ "old In hend and ?>rr throat cured by Krr* Iholl'H Chocolatr* I.aXttiv* ynlnlne. As easy to inku as cautljr. "CUildrt* cry fur tfcc?u." ? PERSONAL ? Capt. P. W. Eldredge and family have returned from their summer trip to Spencer, Ind. ? Wo were much pleased to have with us on Thursday Mrs. J. S. Gardner and Mrs. J. A. McDowell, of Plat Rock ? Mrs. W. P. Russell is visit- j mg relatives and friends at Flat! I Cock and W est v i 1 le. J ud g e Russell is holding up well. ? Miss Annie Gallagher, aj chai ming vouug lady of Sum- j tor, is visiting her friends, the' Misses Hough on DeKalb street, j ? We are pleased to see on I our streets again, Mr. Fairleigh Arthur, lie is recovering from | a severe case of typhoid fever. ! ! ? Mrs. S. K. Adams has our ln?st wishes fo?* a pleasant. visit J to relatives at. Toledo. Ohio and ? vicinity at which place she now! is. , 'I I ? Hro. Iiainel of the Kershaw; Kra has our sympathy in his! recent defeat for tlie same office to whieh we aspired, the legis lature. j ? Mr. I. C. Hough. Cleric of Court *'lect, thanks his friends very gracefully in a card in tins issue. We are thanUiug them sou in too. ? Mr. W. M. Hinson has bought out the Mct)owall bakery, and will conduct the business at liis restaurant opposite Single ton's old staud. ? Mrs. D. M. McCaskill is on a brief visit to relatives at and near her old home in Sumter county. Murdocic may recover, but will uevor look like himself again. BREVITIES. ? We can give you a good job in printing stationary of all kinds. Try us. A woman women until she gets wrinkles, then worries because she has them. If she takes llollister's Kooky Mountain Tea she would have neither. Bright , smiling fares follow* it* use. :{?*> cents. Tea or Tablets. Zemp A: DeVass. ? Your attention is called to the change in the ad. of Dr. P. Leslie Zemp, and to other new ads in which lie may be interested. ? There must be something do iug in the way of news through out the county, but we just can't give it to you unless our good frieuds in the several sections send it in to us. ? New lot cf job stationary, type, borders and ornaments just received. Call on us when in need of anything from a hand bill to an encyclopedia. ? This issue contains a rather considerable number of items containing the several elements of news, humor and pathos, all distinctly separate of course.! Look for them. ? Labor Day on Monday was very j/enerally observed, I ? y the whiskey dispensary, th? banks and post office. Several people w,- ;nel were hungry. ?V?? are holt?,r prepared than! e*vr ?*> <io any! lung in job work.; ?.'<> those merchants whoj ii.'vi: ail vt.'iM ised with us Jiithe) jv.s'.. u?> w 1 1 * 1 1 to say that seve : ralof on r <?(>' nmns .ire open t < ? . yo'.t again. To ' I ? ? ,?.* who have I no' .s;? I'm v or* >< { us, we say. ?i.-> irial. \Ve ran do yo". good. ? .v:|c (tiir ?".ii'orial on ipierr i polities. I* an rely loads So show , 111.- sineeri'.y of the positions! ' taken by ? i i ?? ? would be thought I I o be | >!'; ? : i i bi 1 n >n is{ s. "???, ? ?? : 1 1 , ; ?il ? J- .-???! I Villi IT T t . >t ? . i ir. ulr. Iran in. mean* clean stomach, hrweN. b!<-.m', liver, ; ?'li'au. hi'i.li hy I i - v 1 1 ? i ? > ??y??rv rriyan 1 M i > jc a i : i S 1 1 *t * i 'lni'kv Mouu tain Tea. #?? ? ???-it-, r.-i ?,j* '! ' iOu. Zen ij) t'v- I h l'.i.-s. 'i lia', ebiel.cn talk of ours in .this issue ought to put some of our nearby fanners to thinking. ! Ten thousand eggs can be jgatluM-f'd in one year at one l third the cost thai would be re quired to raise a colt to that age to say nothing of the profits in the fowls producing them. Old maids would he scarce and hard to find, Could they be made to see, Mow Krncc and beauty is combined liy luting Itorky Mountain Tea. Zmnp .V Pcl'ass. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. Itnrtlficially digests the fooa arid nldt ?lati io In strengthening and rccon* 1 itvuctlng the exhausted digestive or gans. Jt Ih the latostdiscovereu digest j ant, and tonic. No other preparnt.lop ?am approach It In efficiency. It ln? j jtantly relieved and permanently cure* I)v8)?epsN, Itid igestlon. Heartburn. ; Flatulence, Sour Stomach, >' insert, F.ck 11 carlach<3,Gabiralg!a, Cramps and I *11 other results o." I ni per feet d igcatton. 1 Prlco 5A\ ii n<1 tl. JjirRoplzncontnlnsw^ timet | mull Hizr. lioou all about (iyspopsfr nulled fret I Wtcartd bu L C UaWITT A CO_ Private Notice. Under thev above caption, we have been handed a circular let ter to every colored man who f?ot the sauie to meet at the house of Rev.' Thomas J. Wil liams. and devise ways and ' means to assert their rights, I which rights are supposed to bo ! infriucreri upon by the whites. This call is for tonight-, find we. don't think we miss it much f\i .saying that Tom WUlhims will, bo awaiting any fool ne'/ro with j a frun who has taken it serious ly. The a belli i as outlined in j the circular sdenis to bo, that ;i ! certain colored. man in our com munity, a short time ago, wrote a public letter to The State news paper in which he literally Hayed the majority of ins colored fal low citizens for shiftlessness and ! geueral cussedness. This letter caused a little-! furour among the class whom common justice impels us to say ! were properly handled, nml also excited the better class of our colored ciHzons to indlguation. As one of the consequences of j the publication of the letter, 1'iej writer of it was either shot at, ? ?>r over, a few days later, and had i the suspected parties concerned j arrested for conspiracy. The call for the meet ing is I sijjued by eight of our colored citizens, uone of whom we feel convinced would countenance such action, and is concluded with the words, "liy order of Revs. T. J. Williams, Jeff Iioy lciu and J. B. Taylor. The thing appears to us to be a canard, evidently gotten up for the purpose of engender ing ill feeling between the races. It is too palpable a trick to de ceive anyone, and we predict that its results will prove a boomerang to its perpetrator. E. H. Dibble and I. B. English, two of the supposed signers of the call, request us to denounce the fraudulent use of their names 111 the strongest terms, which we do with pleasure. A Healing Gos|h>1. TIk* Kev. .1. ('. Warren, pastor of Sharon Kaptist ('hiircli, ltelair, (ia., savs ol Electric Ilittfrs: "It'satJod seml ,to mankind. It cured me of lame back, still joints, and complete physical collapse. I was so weak it took inr hall' mi hour to walk a uillc. Two bottles of Electric Hitters have made me so strong I have just walked three miles 111 50 minutes and feel like walking three more. U'h made a new man of me." (ireateMt remedy for weakness and ail Stomach, Liver and Kidney complaints. Sold under guar* antee at F. Leslie Zeiup'n Drug Store. Price r>0c. PATENTS ?nd TRADE- MARKS promptly obtained ta *11 oountru-H, ur uo fit). Wo obtain PATENTS THAT PAY. ?dT?rtl* them thorouKbly. at ear ?xpon.T, tnJ help you to niccese. Send model, photo or sketch (or FREE report on patentability, to years' practice. SUR PASSING REFERENCES. For free Guide Book on I'rofltable Patent* writ* to BOS-BOS Seventh Street, WASHINGTON, O. ~ H9LLISTLTS Rocky Mountain Taa Kuggeta i A B Mi-ii; In? fcr Busy People. ttr.ncs 0 >I<1?.:. ii alth tr.d Hwuwcd Vtci. A (>?' f >i" Cone i >. ! :(ii. l:nil|ri'''io!i, Mvt ! n.a lCi?lr.< triiu .it <. t'i..it'u ?>. K?"/.* uhi, liiiiMiiv | ItlofHl. J':.-. I rt-.i 1 1 1 , Stv-i'Tlsii Ilmvtlh. H-nOiii'tir j ?in.t Miw'uiclif. !t- IJofUv Mountain Tea In >?- i let, ;<?> cents u K.x (lonnlim ni:ul?- by ! 1 i"!i Hllttt roMI'ANV. Matlisotl, W 1 r?0LDtN M'CGuTS FOH S/iLLOW PEOPLL 1 T?W All l>euioeratlc Voters. / Washington, D. C., I Aug. 15, 00 If there ever w:vs a time in the j history of the Democratic pa ly ! for the manifestation "of loyally. un<l patriotism on the part of its I members, it is right now. If we are to win a victory and oleoma President twoyears hence, we must first elect a House of Representatives this fall. Ai Democratic House can and will! investigate every department of. the Government. With ail of' them honeycombed by "graft,": the edges oi which, only. havcj been touched by recent exposure i and prosecutions, there will h? a revelation of rottenness t i::i L ? will astound tilt country and | create a demand for a Dcmocra- , tic administration t(? clemithe' Government workshop. To win the llmt?!1 w?- need money to defray legitimate ex- j peuses and got out ou? vote. ? We have 110 protcctcd nionopo- i lies from which to draw to till i our colters, as they do tin ?s? * . ? i iho Republican party. We must, , therefore, appeal to loyal Demo crats for contribution1-. Will you send us si. 00 at once, ? and in return for this we will; send you copies of our campaign [ literature issued by tiu* C-Miinet tee. You will have the tlumus of t!ie entire Democratic party! for your favorable response to i our request. Address all re- j mittauces to \ J. M. Griggs, Chairman, Munsey Building, Washington, D. C. T.V iter's l>ys|?epsiu Remedy. A | Oiiarunteed Cure. If you suffer from Dyspepsia' or Indigestion in any form, gas, ! belching, bitter taste, offensive bad breath, dizzy spells, sour stomach, heart ii utter, nausea, gastritis, loathing of food, pains or swelling in the stomach, back or side, deep-seated kidney o liver trouble, then they will dis appear 111 a short time after taking Tyner's Dyspepsia Reme dy, made especially to cure Dys pepsia, Indigestion and all Stom ach Troubles, even of the worst cases. Tyner's Dyspepsia Ueine j dy expels the gases and sweet ens the breath. It cures Sick Headache, Colic and Constipa tion at once. Druggists or by express 50 cents a bottle. Money refunded if it fails to cure. Medical advice and circular free by writing to Tyner Remedy Co., Augusta, Ga. Second Primary Election. Notice is hereby given that the second primary election of the Democratic party will be held 011 Tuesday, September 11th 1900 to determine the elec tion of the several candidates for State aud County offices unde termined in the primary election I of August 2Hth The original managers at the j several precincts will manage j the second primary election. T. .l.'Kiriiland, County Chairman. C. W. 1 ?i rchmorc, Secretary, ECZKMA and PlhECl Ri:| epe p k m>\\ ?uir wluit i; was lo ? I iV LL j wiii ^ i v <? I'KI.K ni i II \ I-'< ? r. ? lo :in.v i? 11 1 i <? t n |>o.,ili\ r ri<rr I . ?r I.r-i y.fiua. Sail liht'iim. l'ry-i |n la>. I *i l? ??? j ami SUiM Disease*. I ? ? t ? 1 1 1 ????!;?? I ?????*! *>11 tl Vr 1??ti W rite I . W.t WI1.J I A MS, I'.hi Manhattan Ayvinir, 1 X-w York. Kiu'Jom* Nluinj'. New Summer Stock Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes and Hats. A Splendid Line of Ladies' Goods,' Gent's, Youth's and Boy's Clothing. Furniture, Stoves and other Hardware. Give me a call. David Wolfe. for Wunnuinakcr & Brown Clothing. Nathan Levy's Big Red Tag Sale Now On. $20,000.00 worth of Mer chandise at BIG REDUCTION. JUST RECEIVED: Three Hundred Men's Suits worth $10 each, Red Tag Sale - - $5.98 We are going out of the Shoe Business and will positively sell all Shoes AT ACTUAL COST. This Sale is for TEN I>AYS ONLY, I and is strictly for CASH. ! Everything marked in Plain Figures. One Price to All. Nitb&n Levy, The One Price Clothier Bus? Bill, Vi>uhiT in?-n ;im*1 nmitl'Mis o'd u.On iud rinldven, all lo\ c lo :;<??? a j.'aim1' of 15as?? Hull. A. D. K E INI INI E D Y i.as ? I ? I ? I to I. is already '?? ??i? | ?1? -1 *? stori; t ?t llanlwun', ( ! ; .;c( .v line of li'iso Kail (ioods. Ua'.s ami 1 lulls. >l?:s Ma.-;:.-, ami iJlovs. li \.iil (lo your lira rt /rood to set; liis lino of l?'ISlilN(J r.v?'Kf,iv A ix.'Uer assort incut tliau over. f ?*< *:*t l)i-) ribntors, Cotton Planters, < ? ;i i*? U?n Plows, '>i::io JVa Thraslier, I liindors, Mmvorsand Unices. tic in time and |>laee your orders for Cerealite, tin; 1 ? i j i ? - * I'oni 1 "r! i I i/.- ?r and to|> dressing for cotton on tin* 'la r lo ? i . Harrison's < ?? wii ami country Painl. A. D. Kennedy Crossland Bros. Contractors & Builders. Ksti mates furnished on nil classes of work in woo'! or briek. : Ail<h'<xs I fox 4(H), Cftntflcn, S. C. KILL.?* coijchI and CURE 1?? LUNGS I v H Dr. king's I W&w discover# FOR L VOWwUMPTIUM Prie? OUQHS and 80c *$1.00 0LD8 Free Trial. Surest and Quickest Cure for all THROAT and LUNO TROUB LES, or MONEY BACK. Money To Loan On improved farvu land* in Kerplisiw Comity. On loaiiM*i> to $1 h per ceut. On ?nm*> ovnr itliat amount 7 per nent. No conimh<vVH < 'larked. I,, A. Wittf<o\vhk.v, I 'minim, S. O# or .< ' J ,. Winkler, J.*> Ilrnailwiy, New York. 1 <?? ?^? ? ? ? l ? ip 1 ? I Supervisor's Notice. All those holding claims against the Coutrt-y of k*<?rshaw, are hereby re*|U(v*U"l l<> present, their claims i.< dull or (ill '!??? nianUs. eneh nioajili, with eneh item daled, and the bill ilonny^it, and projieriy attested. I Failure t?? comply v.iih this irmpiosl, v.iii ivs"!1 ??? '.;;o ijiil, or bills iM'itiir turned down until compliance with the same has been made. J. M . Sow Rf.fj, Ch'mn. Hoard of Commissioners for Kershaw County. 0